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• This young man is an all round sportsman with a bright future ahead in boxing and hurling.
• the future tense
• If the investors were uncertain, it seemed that companies were equally unsure about predicting the future .
• I do rely on him because his technical expertise is superb and his ability to predict the future has been uncanny.
• It was a curious quirk of fate that put the future of the Tayside club in the hands of a shady Anglo-Italian entrepreneur.
• As we examine our past, we realise how much it is likely for the future to repeat itself upon us.
• Coaching sessions for would-be bowlers are planned in the near future .
• She's very bold and not afraid of anything and I think she has a bright future ahead of her.
• she'll have no future without an education
• One trick involves a goldfish which can, seemingly, predict the future .
• He also gave me some food for thought about my own writing in the future .
• In the absence of such forward thinking, the impact of a future super-eruption is likely to be appalling.
• This company really captured my imagination and this will be one I follow carefully in the future .
• In fact, predicting the future of music is more difficult than ever.
• A meeting will be held in the near future to discuss a follow-up to the Special Olympics.
• It was the kind of shot that also convinces Westwood of the bright future that may lie ahead for the youngster.
• People who work with computers sometimes feel an irresistible urge to predict the future .
• Alan is now looking for contributions from other men who may have some interesting anecdotes and top tips for future fathers.
• Our failure to look at ourselves in the mirror is the tragedy future historians will be perplexed to read about.
• It follows a study into the suitability of the buildings and the likely future demand for family services across the city.
• Still, the wonderfully interesting thing about life is that we can never predict the future .
• Probably they will be committed to the game for a longer period in the future as well.
• This stance was bequeathed to future opponents of the government's plans, and it was extremely popular.
• Unless these factors are addressed, the potential exists for future accidents.
• Draw your own conclusions as to what the future holds once the Government legalises cannabis, which it will.
• It is hoped that the Millennium Garden will be a source of enjoyment for present and future generations.
• If you were trying to predict the future then, you could be pretty positive.
• He still has a bright future ahead of him and is expected to put up a better performance next year.
• The technician as such has the benefit of hindsight to predict the future .
• The resulting media firestorm killed off the idea of trying to use the market to predict the future .
• Expletive null subjects, for example, can occur freely in the past, present, and future tenses.
• However, he may be removed as guardian at a future date if the court is satisfied it is in the child's best interest.
• Expect more detailed news in the near future , followed by a lot of people suddenly spending a lot more time at home.
• From a social point of view it is an ideal place to get to know people who may become friends or even a future partner.
• Telecoms analysts, after all, have not recently shown a particularly sound ability to predict the future .
• It has been suggested that his Pitt biography is part of a grand publicity plan to jockey back into position as a future leader.
• his future wife
• A subsequent debate on the future of Blackfield Infant and Junior schools resulted in a similar decision.
• A cleaner energy future beckons - now is the time to deliver.
• Now we have to be buying from the Americans who were smart enough to predict the future .
• Further similar experiences follow and Tom realises that he now has the ability to see ghosts and predict the future .
• he has a bright future in this club
• Of waking up to hear that your fate, the future of your family and your home, has been changed again by someone in a far off place.
• It was lauded as a triumph for democracy and a defining moment for the future of Africa.
• How harsh or lenient a peace did it set in place, and with what likely results for the future stability of the present order?
• he asked me about my future plans
• A heated debate over the future of a Trowbridge soccer pitch was expected at a meeting last night.
• Then it belatedly dawned on me that the report was in the future tense and was written to explain what was due to happen that evening.
• They analyse trends and predict the future before making commitments that might not bear fruit for many years.
• Did you at least try to have a say in your fate and the future of your city, state, nation, and world?
• These books, by predicting the future , have the ability to take you out of the present for a few moments.
• the company faces an uncertain future
• Any decision will be made on educational grounds in the interest of current and future students in the area.
• Now teachers hope to get enough cash to enable future generations of children to follow in their footsteps.
• What future developments are likely concerning the legal framework for employment?
• many think of him as a future president
• AP reports that the likely future role of this historical archive is toilet paper.
• The sexy socialite has revealed she and her future husband are looking forward to starting a family soon after their wedding.
• We cannot rule out the possibility of a conspiracy to carry out more attacks in the future , whether near or distant.
• The agency, however, has been planned to have a movie producer as the future owner of Boyana Film.
• At last this is a sentence appropriate to the crime and a strong precedent for other judges to follow in the future .
• The success this time around meant it was likely future festivals would be bigger and include more cities.
• While coming out on the wrong side of the score line today Swinford looks to have a very bright future ahead.
• this business has a future
• Which fields are likely to be of future investment interest to French business people in Bulgaria?
• And for the providers of this technology, the future is so bright, they've got to wear shades.
• I've already resolved that any future daughter of mine will wear them, preferably with a pair of legwarmers too.
• The verb ‘to die’ is one of the few that is only readily usable in the past and future tenses.
• Chile is a surprising source for this grape, but if this example is anything to go by, the future is bright.
• Although he was disappointed afterwards he has a bright future ahead of him in football.
• There may be challenges ahead but the future in this sector is certainly looking brighter than for several years.
• Tabby is a very talented entertainer and he has bright future ahead on stage.
• My work is rewarding and I am able to save at least 20 per cent of my salary for my future family.
• I always have, I always will, and if my future children want to live under my roof, they will too.
• The course develops the skills of young people identified as future leaders.
• If this is one of those man-against-machine moments, the future of the human race is in pretty shoddy hands.
• The future use is likely to be a small-scale residential development.
• Both her and Saeed are sick, sad and filled with anxiety about their fate and the future for their child.
• That, alone, raises the most terrifying prospects for the future of humankind.
• I know that's asking you to predict the future , but give us a sense of how big a claim it could be.
• Extensive public debate about the future of NHS services in Scotland is welcome, but it must be balanced.
• Is there a way to avoid these results in the future while still following the example?
• Yields on bonds are so low that any future inflation is likely to erode the rates of return on government bonds bought today.
• Whereas the flop of the N-Gage was easy to predict, the future of these two is harder to see.
• In good health, with a bright future ahead, he has little to fear from the dawning of another decade.